Marters in electrical engineering for metallurgical engineers

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A metallurgy graduate currently working in the power sector is seeking advice on pursuing a master's degree in electrical engineering. Recommendations include leveraging industry experience and strong professor endorsements for admission into an M.Sc. program. It is likely that admission may be granted on a probationary basis, requiring the completion of remedial courses. The discussion emphasizes that this guidance may primarily apply to Canadian institutions. Overall, transitioning from metallurgy to electrical engineering is feasible with the right approach.
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Hi,
i have a BSc. Engineering degree in metallurgy. At the moment I'm working in the power sector. So i'd like to do my masters in electrical engineering. Any idea how i can do that?
 
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Try to gain admission into a M.Sc. program in EE on the basis of your industry experience / strong professor recommendation? If they let you in, they'd probably do so on a probationary status and make you take 'remedial' courses.

(This advice may only be applicable in Canada)
 
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